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Health & lifestyle

4 REASONS CELERY IS HEALTHY

How Breast Milk Shapes the Gut

“The Key to Better Long-Term Health”

LUNCHBOX TREATS

Grain Free Snickerdoodles

FALL treats

Lemon Blueberry Zucchini Cake with Lemon Frosting

Back to School

The upcoming school year will look very different for students, teachers, and families. Keeping classrooms healthy and safe for students is crucial. Here are a few tips to make the school year fun, uneventful and most important healthy!

APPS

BUFFALO CAULIFLOWER BITES

Womens health

FOUR MUST-HAVES FOR THE PREGNANT WOMAN’S PANTRY

Is Dark Chocolate Healthy?

Did you know that the average American consumes roughly 12 POUNDS of chocolate each year?

Apple TREATS

Gluten-Free Apple Pie

A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO GLUTEN-FREE FLOUR

When the gluten-free movement moved in on us like a hurricane many billed it as a fad diet or health trend-of-the-moment. A decade (and change) later, it’s clear that’s not the case. Gluten-free sections on menus and aisles in grocery stores are proof. Statista predicts the gluten-free category will command nearly $8 billion by 2020, and that’s no small potatoes (which happen to be gluten-free).

Eat Your Veggie—Muffins!

These high-fiber, low-sugar seasonal treats are a huge nutritional step up from your typical bakery muffins.

This Year's Winter Harvest Takes the Cake

Celebration calls for cake

Raising a Better Bird

Blue Apron founder Matt Wadiak has moved onto greener pastures, where happy chickens roam free.

One Good Bottle

Tamara Irish is a natural winemaker. Way natural.

My Not-So-Secret Garden

Good (vegetable-laden) fences make good neighbors in one tiny town.

Julie Tran Deily Orlando, FL

This food blogger has been sharing her dishes online for more than a decade. Equipped with the knowledge from her previous career as a software engineer, an acute sense of taste (she’s a confirmed supertaster!) and her mighty DSLR camera, she’s grown her website, thelittlekitchen.net, into a crave-worthy collection of nearly 400 recipes.

AMAZING GRACE

IN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, VOLUNTEERS JOIN TOGETHER TO FACE THE PANDEMIC WITH LOVE.

Yiasou!

Fast casual Mediterranean is ready for pickup at Ilios Crafted Greek

TABLE FOR TWO

With no reservations required, these globally inspired dinners are perfectly portioned for a pair. Buh-bye, leftovers!

THE JOY OF COMMUNITY

POP-UP FARMERS MARKETS BRING FRESH FOOD—AND FUN—TO FAMILIES IN NEED.

Just Like Grammy Baked It

A Pennsylvania baker is preserving her family legacy one treasured recipe at a time.

Have a Ball!

Need a crowd-pleasing dinner in a pinch? These convenient meatball recipes inspire you to think outside spaghetti.

Chicken on the Quick

It’s awesome crispy, grilled or slid onto a bun—even better when it’s ready in 30 minutes. No matter how you cook ’em, these speedy chicken dinners are weeknight winners.

An Avocado a Day …

Want to boost your fiber, healthy fat, and nutrient intake in the most delicious way possible? Give avocados a starring role in your diet.

Vegan “Cheese”

How to make your own healthy spread from treenuts.

The Qi of Food

For thousands of years, classical Chinese medicine has used nutrition to treat imbalances. Here, we make the practice’s principles of energetics-based dietary therapy more digestible.

A Taste of Magnoliaa: Make Tonight Pho-nomenal

DIVIAN CONNER is a Mississippi mama of four ‘not so little’ little ones. Coming up with recipes, trying new ones, and feeding her crew of tweens and teens is her passion. Southern recipes, easy recipes, sorta hard recipes, but always delicious recipes is what you will find on her food blog, www.divianlconner.com. Now venturing into outdoor cooking over an open fire, Divian is fascinated with camp cooking and entertaining.

Alexandra Minton Earns National Honor as Level-Two Sommelier

While growing up in Ocean Springs, Alexandra Minton had a passion for music.

Great Catch

Melissa Cookston's Salmon Series Switches Up Traditional Method of Grilling Fish

Growing Herbs at Home Is Fun

How many times have you needed fresh herbs and your only option was in the little plastic containers in the produce section?